KEF Ci100.2QR Round In-Ceiling Speaker

🧾 Overview

The KEF Ci100.2QR is an ultra-compact round in-ceiling speaker from KEF’s Soundlight Series, designed to blend visually with downlights while delivering true hi-fi clarity. It’s ideal for discreet background music, multi-room audio, and Dolby Atmos height channels where you need wide, even coverage without bulky grilles.

✅ Key Features

• ✅ KEF Uni-Q driver array for wide dispersion and consistent sound across the room
• ✅ 75 mm Uni-Q LF driver + 16 mm aluminium dome tweeter with tangerine waveguide
• ✅ Ultra-Thin Bezel (UTB™) for a clean, “downlight-like” flush look
• ✅ Removable rear can for flexible installation depth and controlled back-wave behavior
• ✅ Magnetic, paintable grille and bezel for seamless interior matching
• ✅ Weather-resistant construction with IP64 certification
• ✅ Compact 118 mm cut-out size—perfect for small rooms or multiple-speaker layouts

📦 What’s in the Box

• 📦 KEF Ci100.2QR in-ceiling speaker
• 🧱 Removable rear can (integrated with the speaker)
• 🧲 Magnetic grille (paintable)

🔄 Compatibility

Works with AV receivers, multi-room amplifiers, and stereo amplifiers that can drive a 4 Ω load within the recommended 10–50 W range. Ideal for discreet ceiling installs in small rooms, distributed audio zones, and home cinema height channels (e.g., Dolby Atmos), where wide dispersion is a priority.

📦✈️ Shipping & Returns

📦 Insured worldwide delivery
🔄 14-day return policy
🛡️ 2-year EU warranty

📝 Reviews

“Excellent support and advice. Added two additional KEF ceiling speakers to make my surround system Dolby Atmos, sounds incredible.”
Source: Ceiling Speakers (Customer Review – Tel S.)

“Excellent speaker used for Dolby Atmos ceiling speaker. Sounds great, easy to fit in existing spotlight hole.”
Source: Create Automation (Customer Review – Paul, UK)

“A 16mm aluminium dome tweeter… matched to a 75mm Uni-Q woofer… smooth yet detailed… balanced and natural.”
Source: Richer Sounds (Product Information)

⚠️ Warning

⚠️ Warning: Installing these “tiny” speakers may trigger a dangerous condition known as One More Pair Syndrome—suddenly every ceiling looks like a future soundstage. Proceed responsibly.